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Python 3.10 with Pylance produces popups about Python language not supported version #6825

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vsfeedback opened this issue Dec 15, 2021 · 1 comment

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[severity:It's more difficult to complete my work]
The problem occurs under Windows Server 2019 Standard version 1809. The server is practically "empty" except for an Office installation. VS 2022 v17.02, downloaded and installed for Python usage only.

One solution with one project with one module with 2 lines of code.

When opening the solution two things happen:

  1. The top message "Your're using Python 0.0. Some features..." The More info link does not open
  2. A popup "Pylance language server does not suppurt Python 2.x Type checking ..." appears.

Once the project gets larger (still very small, y 5 files) with imports of installed libs like pandas the number of popups grows to between 5 and 50. If they are clicked off, the work can continue. The popups come up when saving a file, starting the app, opening a file for editing.

The same behavior on different servers, different code. I tried various combination of with / without toml. pysetup.toml yes/no, wheel installed yes/no etc. No configuration seems to be working. Should be straight forward to reproduce with any code / project with some files.

The popup and the top-row message are in the screenshot attached.

Thank you and kind regards


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Feedback Bot on 12/6/2021, 00:02 AM:

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Dupe of #6795

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